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It's a small difference, unlike 18" vs. 22". 20" out to 600 should not be a problem. Wanting to go out to 800 I would pick 22". You may want to take a look at what guys in your area chrono at with those barrel lengths 20/22", with the ammo you intend to use. Then run a ballistic program and see...
I'll take it!! Beautiful rifle. I have been thinking about something like this as well. Sorta like your own GAP version of the FBI HRT rifle. For this project, did you ever consider using the Manners T6A stock? The tip of the foreend has a slight flare to accommodate the installation of a...
this is from a 2013 sniper magazine (SavageStag found this): “ ….. One design change that resulted from AI’s exhaustive accuracy testing and development for the PSR is the removal of flutes from the barrel. Engineers at AI decided to isolate the barrel flutes to see what impact they had on...
I read somewhere....Accuracy International is not fluting their barrels, because they determined that the "uneven" cooling of the fluted barrel effected the accuracy.
It is sorta apples and oranges and you would want to try both and see what you would like. Tylerw02 makes good arguments. For a compgun to throw around, a chassis like Mcrees is hard to beat. It's cost effective, no fiberglass to chip off, and you can make it fit to you.
I you reload the ammo after you shoot the OBR, you may be better off with non-Xtran. If you toss your brass after a shooting session, then it should not matter much.